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What goes up, must come down.

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by Klimate

15 episodes
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Join us as we explore the world of Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR)—the tech, the policies, and the big questions shaping its future. Our episodes break down everything from cutting-edge solutions to the roadblocks ahead, featuring expert insights and real talk on what it takes to scale carbon removal. Tune in and get the inside scoop on the race to net-zero!

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3/12/2025

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Episode thumbnail for Episode 15: One year of the NCRA with Valter Selén and Alexander Mälekä

July 8, 2026

Episode 15: One year of the NCRA with Valter Selén and Alexander Mälekä

A year ago, the Nordic Carbon Removal Association (NCRA) didn't exist. Today, it has 37 members, a seat at the table in Brussels, and a founding story that reads a lot like a startup's. In this episode of What Goes Up Must Come Down, Klimate's Simon sat down with Valter Selén, co-founder and Secretary General of the NCRA, and Alexander Mäkelä, Chief Policy Officer at Carbon Gap and NCRA co-founder, to talk through how the association came together, where Nordic carbon dioxide removal (CDR) stands today, and what's needed to turn the region's potential into real, permanent removal capacity.

Episode thumbnail for Episode 14: Delivering underground storage with Kurt Jagger Lyke

May 27, 2026

Episode 14: Delivering underground storage with Kurt Jagger Lyke

In this episode of What Goes Up Must Come Down, Simon spoke with Kurt Jager Lykke, Head of Business DK at INEOS Energy and head of Project Greensand. Kurt has led the commercial side of Greensand since its inception and took over as project head in 2024. Their conversation covers the project's origins, the organisations that made it possible, and what the carbon dioxide removal (CDR) sector can take from it.

Episode thumbnail for EP 13 Defining quality standards for CDR with Stacy Kauk

April 9, 2026

EP 13 Defining quality standards for CDR with Stacy Kauk

In this episode of What Goes Up Must Come Down, Simon is joined by Stacy Kauk, Chief Science Officer at Isometric, a carbon registry. Together, they explore the challenges of scaling a market where buyers do not fully trust what they are buying, suppliers struggle to finance what they are building, and the science is still catching up with the ambition.

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Join us as we explore the world of Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR)—the tech, the policies, and the big questions shaping its future. Our episodes break down everything from cutting-edge solutions to the roadblocks ahead, featuring expert insights and real talk on what it takes to scale carbon removal. Tune in and get the inside scoop on the race to net-zero!

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This podcast updates daily.

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